Gouverneur football, three area soccer teams earn victories
Gouverneur shut out St. Lawrence Central 35-0, while LaFargeville, Watertown and South Jefferson also won area girls soccer games.
By the ClickNNY Sports Desk
Games in this story
All scores- FinalWatertown6
Carthage0Boys Varsity SoccerGame page → - FinalGeneral Brown1
South Jefferson8Boys Varsity SoccerGame page → - FinalLaFargeville11
Belleville-Henderson0Girls Varsity SoccerGame page → - FinalCarthage3Watertown5Girls Varsity SoccerGame page →
- FinalGeneral Brown0South Jefferson2Girls Varsity SoccerGame page →
- FinalWatertown5South Jefferson4Girls Varsity SoccerGame page →
- FinalSouth Jefferson0Watertown3Boys Varsity SoccerGame page →
Gouverneur opened its regular-season league schedule with a 35-0 win over St. Lawrence Central. Hayden Stowell, John Michael Leader, Cyler Baer and Braegan Lancto scored rushing touchdowns, and James Fishel made all of Gouverneur’s extra-point kicks.
In girls soccer, LaFargeville defeated Belleville-Henderson 11-0, Watertown beat Carthage 5-3, and South Jefferson shut out General Brown 2-0. Before the football game, fans from Gouverneur and St. Lawrence Central honored America and first responders in a ceremony led by the State Police Troop B Color Guard, according to the provided report.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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